Translations Into Greek Verse And Prose
Translations Into Greek Verse And Prose
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When we speak truly — is not he only unhappy who is not in love ? his fancied freedom and self-rule, is it not so much death ? He who is in love is wise and is becoming wiser, sees newly every time he looks at the object beloved, drawing from it with his eyes and his mind the virtues which it possesses. There- fore if the object be not itself a living and expanding soul, he presently exhausts it. But the love remains in his mind, and the wisdom it brought him : and it craves a new and higher ob...ject. And the reason why all men honour love, is because it looks up and not down ; aspires and not despairs.
Emerson.
INTO GREEK PROSE 187 TI ovv Bt] top epcora Siopi^o/J^evoc &)? fieyiarov dyaOov aefjLvvvofiev avrov, el firj ore KaTOK(i)')(r) Ti
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we speak truly — is not he only unhappy who is not in love ? his fancied freedom and self-rule, is it not so much death ? He who is in love is wise and is becoming wiser, sees newly every time he looks at the object beloved, drawing from it with his eyes and his mind the virtues which it possesses. There- fore if the object be not itself a living and expanding soul, he presently exhausts it. But the love remains in his mind, and the wisdom it brought him : and it craves a new and higher ob...ject. And the reason why all men honour love, is because it looks up and not down ; aspires and not despairs.
Emerson.
INTO GREEK PROSE 187 TI ovv Bt] top epcora Siopi^o/J^evoc &)? fieyiarov dyaOov aefjLvvvofiev avrov, el firj ore KaTOK(i)')(r) Ti
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